Education

“They really feel seen. They are proud of their work and want to show it off.”

Board encouraged by interim’s response to audit and budget challenges

Every porch in the tiny homes village now features a hand-made Adirondack chair

The board was clear on its decision to not reduce or eliminate teachers’ salaries as they explored budgeting options. 

“Although the trendline shows slow and steady progress, there is still work to do.”

More than $18,000 goes to programming including free books

On-campus Integrated Learning House teaches real-life skills

Phil Levota faces property tax assessments and other big issues in first month of new position

Board engages consultants to guide search process with community

“In my three decades of this work, I have yet to find anyone like Ms. Sixta who produces more magic in the classroom with children who need it most.”

“A lot of schools in the area don’t have [a combo field], but we’ve been fortunate.”

“Every aspect of our new school has been thoughtfully designed to nurture our youngest learners.”

By Sara Wiercinski Kansas City Public Schools (KCPS) students will benefit from formal decision-making training,

Final honoree will be announced later this month

Annual race supports enhanced learning opportunities in the district